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Dr. Weil 9803 The Healthy Kitchen 48-Ounce 2-Speed Blender with Glass Jar | 
 enlarge | Brand: Dr.Weil
List Price: $125.00
Buy New: $99.99
You Save: $25.01 (20%)
Rating:  1 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 8.7
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 6.8 x 15.3
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MPN: 9803
Model: 9803
UPC: 879894000133
EAN: 0879894000133
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| Features:
| • | Powerful 600-watt blender with durable stainless-steel base | | • | 3-position toggle switch provides low, high, or off settings; pulse option | | • | 48-ounce glass jar with measuring marks, drip-free spout, and lid | | • | Rotary jar collar; detachable blade system for easy cleaning | | • | Measures approximately 7-1/2 by 6-4/5 by 15-2/7 inches; 1-year limited warranty |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Live a healthier life with flavors you enjoy. Dr. Weil's powerful blender is designed to help you keep a healthy kitchen, blending fruit smoothies and nutritious shakes without a hassle. One-year limited warranty. Model 9803.
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| Customer Reviews:
It's OK but you need to know a couple things... March 30, 2008
Luis Arellano III (Quakertown, PA United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
My wife and I noticed on first use that the motor emitted an electric-ozone smell. It might be oil in the motor windings left over from the manufacturing process, but if it's ozone from arcing brushes, it wouldn't bode well for long life under heavy use. We don't use a blender very often, so the smell hasn't gone away yet after several uses. My wife later called me for help to remove the cutter for cleaning. It just refused to come out. The manual says to insert the provided removal tool into the cutter base and turn clockwise to release it. Look out, you have the potential for a carpal-tunnel injury and potential unit breakage here, because the user's manual has it backwards: If you instead turn it counter-clockwise as would be most logical (looking down at the bottom of the inverted bowl) it will release with just about the amount of resistance you'd expect. While blenders in general are dangerous if misused, I also get bad vibes from a warning in the manual saying that if the switch is not first set to , the unit will start up as soon as you insert the bowl into the base. That big toggle switch up front looks pretty easy to accidentally bump to the position, so watch it. Other than that, it functions OK and styling is nice, matching well with our other SS appliances.
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